Hidayah's Book Club: Fragile Things by Neil Gaiman

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BACKGROUND

I love to read. I love to share. I would love to share my passion for reading with all of you.

HOW THIS BOOK CLUB WORKS

It's a very simple concept. I have a book and I want to share it with you. Just follow these simple steps.

#Browse through my collection of books. For tips on how to find a book click here.

#Choose one you like. I have provided a plot summary and review for each book to help you.

#Leave a comment under that particular post ("I want to borrow this book" or something similar).

#Contact me at thehidayahstory@yahoo.com and leave your name and mailing address.

THE INTERESTING BIT

In order to promote reading to others too please do these simple steps.

#You may keep the book for 2 weeks (upon recieving it- so notify me when it arrives safely- extensions are negotiable).

#After that, please mail it to the next person requesting the book (contact me to get their address). If nobody else has requested the book, simply mail it back to me.

5.4.11

Basic book description

Fragile things is an of short stories and poems written by Neil Gaiman. They include a diverse collection of horror stories including:

A study in emerald ( a bit like Sherlock Holmes)
October in the chair (a boy befriends a ghost)
Forbidden brides of the faceless slaves in the secret house of the night dread desire (when brides are not for humans)
The facts in the case of the departure of Miss Finch (circus of horror)
Harlequin Valentine (a mischievous being loses his heart)
The problem of Susan (what really happened to Susan from Narnia)
Feeders and eaters (the horrific fate of a good man)
and many more...

Rating: 3.5/5

My full review here.

Siti said...: salam hidayah,

i've finally posted my list of books available for swap/loan here:

http://mesra-buku.blogspot.com/2011/04/mesra-buku-book-swap.html; April 13, 2011 at 6:15 PM
Hidayah Ismawi said...: Good job! Am excited 5 million books is alot to catch up on ..hehe.. who knows .. we might have started a revolution; April 13, 2011 at 6:56 PM